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Often, extra time is a damp squib these days, particularly in big games.<\/p>\n
Neither side wants to lose, and both will be happy to take a chance on penalties.<\/p>\n
LASK were not in this mood.<\/p>\n
With 11 minutes still to play, Luke McCowan won the ball back for his side, but he was far too pedestrian in his decision-making, and he was dispossessed.<\/p>\n
Another Adeniran goal from outside the box punished Celtic yet again.<\/p>\n
The Champions League now felt like a distant dream, in stark contrast to the tangible next step of earlier on.<\/p>\n
Sinisalo got down to make a huge save to deny Adeniran a hat-trick from the spot, but a few minutes later it meant nothing.<\/p>\n
120 minutes. 5-4 on aggregate. Celtic’s humiliation complete.<\/p>\n
“It looked to me as if Celtic were exhausted,” former Celtic manager Neil Lennon told Amazon Prime. “Fragile in duels. It only looked like there would be one winner.<\/p>\n
“Huge credit to LASK. They battered Celtic tonight, physically and on the football side. It could have been more.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n